-"" 9* llnm Beers have I :1: Eat Washington street. a... 30hr: Flynn. proprietor of the East film Hotel is about again after so ill- ,7” ~ , 'riie usual meeting of'Troop No. 6 .33.. 8. A. will be held tomorrow evening at Community Hall. “I. m tide these days. -—This wonderful. opportunity to ‘ returned from a cruise. The Deft Finger Circle met at the residence of Miss Marian Weed last Tuesddy evening. General routine business took place. The bridgejoining Rowaytonranri Roton Point is in very poor condition and it this does not receive immed- iate attention a. serious accident is quite probable. ' Little Miss Florence Moore Parker I ‘W your school-shoes. M. Josem 8: Fishing for snapper blues from the public dock and from other places dug the local harbor. is s. favorite -, ”0'1 With younBStcrl and grown til) at her small daughter are spending the two years old Tuesday. and. to proper- lly celebrate. had a party. her first in ifsct. at the home of her grand- -psr- ents. Mr. and Mrs. filliiam Moore. Pond street. wW’lVIrs. Parker ani month. Thelittle folk had a wonder- m Wlld Cherry trees on Fort street. fully happy time. sue‘h as only l‘tt‘e near Van Zandt street have been a. ones can. During the afternoon. deli- Mme 0‘ attraction for youngsters cit-us refreshments were served the ever since the crop has been ripe young guests. though to pick. W. L Li The “Rowayton House " n hotel ' The Dorlon House was the scene 0' that opened in this community on last of Rowayton sfnd New York city was Methodist parsonage. Mrs. Susan Farley passed away sud- denly at the Billington residence on Near Water Lane. where the deceased was employed as a cook. Mrs. Farley - is survived by a sister. a son and two brothers. The interment will take place at Laurel Grove Cemetery. Sa- vannah Gs... wherenshe was born. BELL ISLAND James McElhomc. a reporter for the New York World. has returned to New York. having visited his wife- at the Sound View cottage. The weekly moving picture was held last evening. the picture being “The Ten of Diamonds" in which Miss Dorothy Dalton held the leading role. In the least to say Miss Dalton carried her part through well. ROTON POINT. --'r¢ overcame ”first tired? “ICED” is Incomparable...— WAY: AUG. 25’ 1921 _ 5% «s. ne— \ ".4 .. --p- lauguid feeling occasioned “hat Y0“ Get Here for Your M‘mey by the heat of smnme: days 1 every “m" W. ‘ -—n0 squirming.r H,- mm 'l or evading mm mm; , promises. '10 say Um. that article \v for so much mm on. so .mur-h low in m. ,, fact. App“ lllkll ‘0 ”Mt ferings and \uu u bargains. A .1.- ; our sno‘ss; value «so .. ....................... On August the eighth last Lincoln Institute for Vocational Edu- cation for Disabled Soldier" outing at the park. a copy of a letter received recently by Manager Neville Bailey. of the park: The following as MEN'S WORKING SHOES, ENDICOTT JOHNSON ganization in maklngour excursion on ‘U.8 Aggy snags ..... _ __________ * August 8th. a successful aflair. MEN'S DRESS SHOES, ENDWELL. ............... We all had a wonderful time and enmco'rr JOHNSON use. suo: .................. ' ' we feel that you should have some DR. CHARLE8' SHOES, CUSHION SOLE ...... . . , . , _' token of appreciation for what you DR. JOHNSON} W053 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ .......... _ _ have done. This resolution is the best . MEN’S OVERALLS, All Colors ....................... we can do to show you how we fell cl\ lllf‘dln 10f 5" lobster dinner last evening. when Decoration day has been doing a tre- Judge Edwin M. Thomas and Judge mendous business this summer. p is John Keogh were hosts to the referees in bankruptcy or the state. I It is said that there are several. ‘ mg men who will make entries at the Kmateur Night contest to be hel-‘il ut the Veterans of Foreign Wars car-l .nivsl on North Main street, Second' district. this evening. —-Blg reduction sale for 3 days. “Thursday, Friday and Saturday. M. .Jwem 8; Sons. Residents of East Norwalk are won- ndering when the street depnrimu‘t will turn its attention to the gully in the dirst walk on Senview avenue no: if Hsfner's store. a condition that makcs walking on the section reserved for pedestrians, quite dangerous. August Parnoi‘f. of Siratfleld Road. Bfiageport, was a visitor in East Nor- walk yesterday afternoon on business. Autoists who use Van )Zundt street to any extent are avoiding the spot in the roadway. near Fort street. where there is n leak in one of the water mains. The water flows over the sur— face of the conchLroadwny there creating a slippery spot. as it occurrs just after traffic has rounded tho cor- ner from Fort inlo Vnn Znndt strcet. and is liable to cause cars to skid. The ntatter had been called to the atten- tion 01‘ the water department numer- ous times but. no headway at making repairs has been noticed. under the management of Mi. Guth, who is ably assisted by Miss G. Guth. The following is a list of guf‘sts at the house: Mr. and Mrs. Epstein ani 'famlly; Mr. and Mrs. Fried and fam- ily; Mr. n‘nd Mrs. Kaplnn and \imilv; Mr ahd Mrs Schulman and family; ..Mrs Gotlcrcr son anddaughicl;1\lr. lLehmier and daughter; Mrs. Illien- li‘cl‘d’ and daughters; Mrs. ltoenzweig: Miss Sslxin Brown: Miss C. Kleinfus and A. Cohen. A full house is expect- cd over the week-0nd and the man- agement four that it will not be ab'c to accommodate all its gucs‘ts over Labor Day. DARIEN & N 0ROT01V fi , ,, Mr. \Villiam Newman and his bride are visiting Mr. Newman's purvnis. St. Luke's Church of Noroton hold it's annual picnic at llotOn Point yesterday. Miss Anna McGunmP. who bus been the guest of her brother. lh. Rev. James J. McGunmc. has return- ed lo‘hcr homo in Hartford. Miss Margaux-t Kelly of thc Xero— ton Post Office has rl-turmd from hcr vacation, which was spent in the Cal. skills. « Dr. and Mrs. George H. Hanson and .\lr. and Mrs. Taylor are among those who went in Now Haw-n Tucs- dny to attend u governmcni nucilon The weekly display of fireworks can take place at the park this evening. There is plenty of extra parking space. therefore do not feel that there is not enough room for your car. Mr. Bailey, Roton Point Park Casino. Roton Point. Conn. My Dear Mr. Bailey: The members of the diers' Organization of the Lincoln In- stitute for Vocational Education” have ' by a rising vote at our regular meeting expressrd deep appreciation High tide for today 4:16 p. The re-unlon of tho Ztth and 17th Connecticut volunteers will be the at- traction at the point on this coming Today will mark another great event ' the steamer nrrivc hcrc. ”Grand Re- "Disabled Sol- The boat is no doubt ihc lnrgvsl that comes here and indeed is among the oldcst. ' members of the Church With best wishes. Very Sincerely Yours. .Chairman —— Disabled Soldiers’ Organization. This letter shows how much the men that has seen service appreciates what is done for him. This evening there will be an im-. portant meeting of the Y. M. H. A..’ at their rooms in the Trust Company _ building. Washington street. Painters are at work today repaini- 4 ing the exterior ot the South Norwalk ‘ for the fine of co-operation people are expected. shown on your part towards our or- Club building, on Washington street. nnd the South Norwalh' post office. - -‘ “ OMB motorists have a lot of trouble with carbon. HEN'S WORKING PANTS ...................... MEN'S BLUE WORKING SHIRTS ............. _ MEN'S 82.50 DRESS UPS .. . . . WITH; EVERY $10.60 PUle sE' DOZEN PAIR SOX FREE aX Berger .40 WATER STREET R0 WA Y TON A new gasolinc station has been mi- stalled at Brown's Cash Grocery Co. of automobiles. BARGAINS From Our Great August Sale It will pay busy housewives to lay aside all other work and visit the bargains offered. our store. Look over ‘ The Prices Fairly Talk ! They’re the Lowest to be Had This Year on Such :1‘ Merchandise 2 That is why you should bend every possible 3; effort to come during the last few days; _; .. ‘6" M ;" g , A. J. COLLINS C. FURNITUBE AND UNDERTAKING \ The licv. L, Earl Schafl‘ncr lllllli-II in Holy Matrimony on last Sunday. --— Miss Lillian Rillingham. duughlrr m‘ E. M. Emmerich. ol’ the l'nitcd Mr. and Mrs. Arthur lililinnhnm ul‘ States Merchant Marines. is spending 221 McGee :ivcnuc and HcrlH-rt Junv. Unilevm Qulhly SUGDNY GASU LINE Best ReSults “Every gallon- Believe me, there would be less knocking on bills, fewer scratched cylinder walls, and less, spark pluo fouling, if everybody would use Soconv Gasoline “It hastaken nearly two generations of refiners to pr.» duce Socony, but when you have it in your tanl... mu know you see right. “It’s all clean power, no waste, full mileage, quick 33 ming. Always pure. Always uniform.” STANDARD OIL CO. OF NEW YORK ‘ ‘ 26 Broadway REG. U.s. PAT. OFF. MOTOR GASGLIN E
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